House Standard
Terra Grounding Ball
A 65cm balance ball in a low-sheen clay finish, rated to 500kg static load.
- Diameter
- 65 cm
- Suits
- 165–180 cm standing height
- Material
- Five-layer PVC, fibre interlayer
- Static load
- 500 kg
$62
Full specificationBalance equipment · est. 2017
Quiet equipment
for a steady practice
Balance balls and pilates spheres made in small runs, from a five-layer shell we specified ourselves and materials we can account for.
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What we hold to
We make one category of thing and we would rather make it slowly. Five bonded layers with a fibre interlayer. Fourteen days of curing before a ball leaves the rack. Three diameters, because bodies are three different heights.
05
bonded layers in every shell
14
days cured before dispatch
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diameters, sized by inseam
500
kg static load rating
The catalogue
Selected pieces
House Standard
Terra Grounding Ball
Our standard, in 65cm
A 65cm balance ball in a low-sheen clay finish, rated to 500kg static load.
- Diameter
- 65 cm
- Suits
- 165–180 cm standing height
- Material
- Five-layer PVC, fibre interlayer
$62
212 notesNew This Season
Still Water Balance Ball
The larger diameter, 75cm
Seventy-five centimetres, for taller frames and for anyone who wants a slower roll.
- Diameter
- 75 cm
- Suits
- 180 cm and above
- Material
- Five-layer PVC, fibre interlayer
$72
88 notesReduced
Juniper Soft Pair
Two soft spheres, 23cm
A pair of soft 23cm spheres for adductor, pelvic floor and shoulder work.
- Diameter
- 23 cm
- Quantity
- Two
- Material
- Soft-wall PVC
$26 $36
28% off
Balance Balls
Hearth Compact Ball
The small diameter, 55cm
Fifty-five centimetres, for shorter frames, children's classes and low rooms.
- Diameter
- 55 cm
- Suits
- 150–164 cm standing height
- Material
- Five-layer PVC, fibre interlayer
$56
91 notesWriting
The journal
Size by Inseam, Not by Height
Height charts assume average proportions. Almost nobody has them. A better method takes one measurement and thirty seconds.
Read this
The Anatomy of a Balance Ball
Five layers, one fibre interlayer, fourteen days of curing. What is actually inside the thing you sit on.
Read thisTen Quiet Minutes, Every Morning
A short, unambitious sequence. Mobility before strength, breath before either.
Read thisBreath and the Ball
Why an unstable seat changes how you breathe, and how to use that rather than fight it.
Read this
A Ball at the Desk, Honestly Assessed
All-day ball sitting is bad advice. Twice a day for twenty minutes is good advice. The difference is fatigue.
Read thisWhat Slow Deflation Is Telling You
A ball that needs topping up every fortnight is not necessarily faulty. Here is how to read it.
Read thisBefore you order
Common questions
Which diameter should I take?
Measure your inseam, not your height. 71–78cm takes the 55, 79–88cm takes the 65, 89cm and above takes the 75. Then sit on it: hips level with or just above the knees. The sizing piece covers the exceptions.
Why does inflation take two days?
The shell needs to stretch. Fill to roughly eighty per cent, leave it a day at room temperature, then top up. Going straight to full diameter thins the material permanently.
Does the colour vary?
Yes. Each batch is dyed in a single run and we do not colour-correct between runs. Two balls bought a year apart will not match exactly.
What is covered by the warranty?
Two years on the shell against pressure loss in normal use. Pumps and plugs are replaced at any age, free. Heat, solvents and unsealed concrete are not covered.
Can I send an old ball back?
At any age, yes — we take it to the specialist recycling stream. It costs us and not you, which seemed like the right way round.
Do you supply studios?
We do. Send the quantity and the size split and we will come back with trade terms and a lead time.